Rankings / Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home / Michigan
Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home in Michigan
Ranked by the ratio of median home value to median household income (the “median multiple”).
1East Lansing5.9×2Ann Arbor5.5×3Allendale4.4×4Walker3.9×5Novi3.8×6Kentwood3.6×7Grand Rapids3.5×8Troy3.5×9Okemos3.5×10Southfield3.5×11Sterling Heights3.4×12Kalamazoo3.4×13Rochester Hills3.4×14Farmington Hills3.4×15Dearborn3.3×16Hamtramck3.3×17Holland3.3×18Royal Oak3.3×19Muskegon3.2×20Forest Hills3.2×21Portage3.2×22Dearborn Heights3.1×23Wyoming3.1×24Warren3.0×25Westland3.0×26Oak Park3.0×27Port Huron3.0×28St. Clair Shores2.9×29Madison Heights2.9×30Livonia2.9×31Midland2.8×32Pontiac2.7×33Southgate2.6×34Holt2.6×35Battle Creek2.5×36Garden City2.5×37Roseville2.5×38Taylor2.5×39Lansing2.4×40Burton2.4×41Jackson2.3×42Romulus2.3×43Eastpointe2.3×44Allen Park2.2×45Lincoln Park2.2×46Detroit2.1×47Inkster2.0×48Bay City2.0×49Saginaw1.6×50Flint1.4×
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.